Implementação de um ponto de acesso para redes 802.11b baseado no OpenBSD
Abstract
The security of wireless local area networks represents a new challenge in the information security field. The flaws disclosed in WEP, the security protocol used by 802.11b networks, have driven the academic community and the industry in search for new security solutions. This paper describes the development and the implementation of an access point based on the OpenBSD operational system in conjunction with several open source softwares, as well as the construction of an infrastructure to support this secure implementation in a local area network based on 802.11b standard.
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